Mentorship - Rosebud School of the Arts
Mentorship - Rosebud School of the Arts
Mentorship - Rosebud School of the Arts
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<strong>Mentorship</strong> –<br />
Music Performance<br />
Programme Goal: to prepare graduates for a career in <strong>the</strong> music industry<br />
• Training with pr<strong>of</strong>essional musicians<br />
• Numerous live performance and recording opportunities<br />
• One-on-one voice and instrumental lessons<br />
• Original and self-initiated projects<br />
• Creating and marketing your own show or recital<br />
• Meaningful reflection on <strong>the</strong> connection between faith and art<br />
MUSIC PERFORMANCE LEVEL 1<br />
Time Period: September – April<br />
Entrance Requirement: We are looking for students who are already<br />
showing strength in <strong>the</strong>ir ability to perform, and need an opportunity and an<br />
environment to put in many hours <strong>of</strong> performance while receiving instruction.<br />
The student must complete <strong>the</strong> Certificate <strong>of</strong> Theatre Foundations program<br />
or equivalent, statement <strong>of</strong> purpose, audition, and interview.<br />
Programme Description<br />
<strong>Mentorship</strong> in Music Performance, places a strong emphasis on<br />
performance. The unique opportunity that we <strong>of</strong>fer is multiple performances<br />
over a long run (e.g. a show or dinner music) which <strong>of</strong>fer deeper learning than<br />
a single recital or concert. The successful student will find that <strong>the</strong>y learn<br />
to speak <strong>the</strong>ir true heart and character through <strong>the</strong>ir musical voice. These<br />
opportunities extend <strong>the</strong>mselves also to those interested in Music Direction,<br />
Composition and Arranging. The course <strong>of</strong> study centres around choir,<br />
<strong>the</strong>atre productions, dinner music ensembles;<br />
it also includes Harmony, History, Analysis, and Private Lessons.<br />
Course Listing level 1<br />
Term 1: Sept. – Dec. (15+ credits)<br />
MUS 235 Primary Applied Music (2)<br />
MUS 240 Vocal Music Performance I (1)<br />
MUS 251 Masterworks Choir (1)<br />
MUS 252 <strong>Rosebud</strong> Chorale (1)<br />
MUS 259 Dinner Music Ensemble (1)<br />
THR 100 Grounding (.5)<br />
THR 220 Speech and Text (1.5)<br />
THR 241 Topics in Dance (1.5)<br />
THR 359 Theatre Production & Performance (4)<br />
Minimum 1.5 credits <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> following:<br />
MUS 253 Ensemble Choir (1)<br />
MUS 260 Accompaniment (1)<br />
MUS 265 Musical Direction (1)<br />
MUS 320 Harmony III (1.5)<br />
THR 232 Intermediate Scene Study (1.5-3)<br />
THR 240 Acting Coaching I (1)<br />
Term 2: Jan. – April (15+ credits)<br />
GEN 250 Bibliography (1)<br />
GEN 370 International Theatre Trip (2)<br />
MUS 235 Primary Applied Music (2)<br />
MUS 240 Vocal Music Performance I (1)<br />
MUS 251 Masterworks Choir (1)<br />
MUS 252 <strong>Rosebud</strong> Chorale (1)<br />
MUS 259 Dinner Music Ensemble (1)<br />
THR 100 Grounding (.5)<br />
THR 241 Topics in Dance (1.5)<br />
THR 359 Theatre Production & Performance (4)<br />
Optional credits:<br />
MUS 253 Ensemble Choir (1)<br />
MUS 260 Accompaniment (1)<br />
MUS 265 Musical Direction (1)<br />
MUS 320 Harmony III (1.5)<br />
THR 220 Speech and Text (1.5)<br />
THR 230 Topics in Acting (1.5-3)<br />
THR 240 Acting Coaching I (1)